Sat                          Feb 18                                *Southwestern                                                         Away                                 7:00PM

Fri or Sat                Feb 24 or 25                           Southern California Regionals                           TBA                                       TBA

                                                                                                                Round 1

Tues or Wed         Feb 28 or Mar 1                    Southern California Regionals                           TBA                                       TBA

                                                                                                                Round 2

Fri or Sat                Mar 3 or 4                              Southern California Regionals                           TBA                                       TBA

                                                                                                                Round 3

Thur-Sun               Mar 9-12                                State Championship                                            TBA                                       TBA

Head Coach:          Sherry Titus

Assistant Coach:    Sheri Jennum

                           Palomar College Holiday Tournament December 29-31, 2005

		31-Dec	30-Dec	29-Dec		30-Dec	31-Dec
		Saturday	Friday	Thursday		Friday	Saturday
				College of the Desert
				1:00PM
				Hutchinson, KS
			1:00PM			5:00PM
				Alan Hancock
				3:00PM
		11:00AM		Orange Coast			3:00PM
	Consolation							Championship
				Irvine Valley
				5:00PM
				San Bernardino Valley
			3:00PM			7:00PM
				Rio Hondo
				7:00PM
				Palomar
							1:00PM
								3rd Place
Home team wears white and is in the bottom bracket

Women's Basketball Roster 2005-2006

Number           Name                                      Position           Height             Year                Hometown

      4                Danielle Levasseur                   Guard                 5’4”                 FR                 Temecula

    10                Christin Young                         Guard                 5’5”                 FR                 San Diego

    12                Tannaz Darian                          Swing                 5’7”                 FR                 Encinitas

    14                Phylicia Templeton                    Post                   6’2”                 FR                 Escondido

    20                Veronica Bates                         Swing                 5’11”               FR                 San Marcos

    22                Samantha Webb                       Swing                 5’7”                 FR                 Oceanside

    33                Latoria Morrissette                   Swing                 5’8”                 FR                 Oceanside

    34                Fernanda Morales                    Post                   5’11”               SO                 San Diego

    Head Coach:          Sherry Titus

    Assistant Coach:       Sheri Jennum   

 

OPPONENT IN ALL CAPS=HOME GAME
Date	Time	Score	Opponent	Score	W/L
11 / 8	5:00 PM	31	Orange Coast	58	L
11/11 - 11/13	2005 MT. SAC TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT
11 / 11	7:00 PM	58	Mt. San Antonio#	91	L
11 / 12	3:00 PM	61	SOLANO# @ Mt. San Antonio	68	L
11 / 18	4:00 PM	42	LOS ANGELES VALLEY @ Palomar College	53	L
11 / 19	5:30 PM	65	MOORPARK @ Palomar	58	W
11 / 23	5:30 PM	51	Fullerton	58	L
12/2 - 12/4	LADY CHARGER CLASSIC
12 / 2	2:00 PM	84	Los Angeles Harbor# @ Cypress	17	W
12 / 3	6:00 PM	54	East Los Angeles# @ Cypress	62	L
12 / 4	2:00 PM	65	West Los Angeles# @ Cypress	59	W
12 / 9	5:00 PM	64	Barstow	67	L
12 / 16	5:00 PM	62	Mt. San Jacinto	64	L
12/29 - 12/31	PALOMAR HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
12 / 29	7:00 PM	75	RIO HONDO# @ Palomar	73	W
12 / 30	7:00 PM	56	IRVINE VALLEY# @ Palomar	72	L
12 / 31	1:00 PM	41	ORANGE COAST# @ Palomar	58	L
1 / 4	5:00 PM	81	LASSEN	69	W
1 / 6	5:00 PM	76	BUTTE	84	L
1 / 7	2:00 PM	62	SISKIYOUS	70	L
1 / 14	7:00 PM	68	Grossmont*	61	W
1 / 18	7:00 PM	52	IMPERIAL VALLEY* @ Palomar	74	L
1 / 21	5:00 PM	45	San Diego Mesa*	53	L
1 / 25	5:00 PM	72	CUYAMACA*	56	W
1 / 28	7:00 PM	68	SOUTHWESTERN*	45	W
2 / 1	5:30 PM	55	El Camino @ El Camino	70	L
2 / 4	7:00 PM	56	GROSSMONT* @ Palomar	45	W
2 / 8	7:00 PM	53	Imperial Valley* @ Imperial Valley	73	L
2 / 11	7:00 PM	64	SAN DIEGO MESA*	60	W
2 / 15	7:00 PM	0	Cuyamaca*	0
2 / 18	7:00 PM	0	Southwestern*	0

INDIVIDUAL 2005-2006 SEASON STATS FOR PALOMAR CLICK ON THE PLAYERS NAME TO VIEW INDIVIDUAL STATS FOR THAT PLAYER
Player (Pos/Height/Class)	JER #		FGM	FGA	FG%	3PM	3PA	3P%	FT Made	FT Att	FT%	OREB	DREB	REB AVG	ASTS	ASTS AVG	BLKS	BLKS AVG	STLS	STLS AVG	TO	TO AVG	TPTS	SCOR AVG	High Game	Games Played
	H	A
Levasseur, Danielle (G/5-4/Fr)	4	4	55	156	.353	24	82	.293	43	72	.597	11	65	3.0	89	3.6	1	0.0	40	1.6	112	4.5	177	7.1	16	25
Young, Christin (G/5-5/Fr)	10	10	103	203	.507	38	91	.418	51	60	.850	17	54	2.8	40	1.6	2	0.1	25	1.0	78	3.1	295	11.8	38	25
Darian, Tannaz (G/5-7/Fr)	12	12	65	164	.396	19	74	.257	62	78	.795	20	61	3.7	19	0.9	2	0.1	30	1.4	54	2.5	211	9.6	25	22
Templeton, Phylicia (F/6-3/Fr)	14	14	30	69	.435	0	0	.000	12	38	.316	52	51	4.5	2	0.1	22	1.0	6	0.3	24	1.0	72	3.1	9	23
Bates, Veronica (G/5-11/Fr)	20	20	29	69	.420	0	0	.000	10	28	.357	43	77	4.8	11	0.4	3	0.1	17	0.7	38	1.5	68	2.7	11	25
Webb, Samantha (G/5-7/Fr)	23	23	24	66	.364	0	0	.000	25	41	.610	27	32	2.6	1	0.0	1	0.0	4	0.2	28	1.2	73	3.2	15	23
Cordova, Kyndrah (G/5-8/Fr)	24	24	31	76	.408	7	33	.212	18	30	.600	18	24	1.8	12	0.5	0	0	8	0.3	57	2.4	87	3.6	13	24
Grover, Lindsay (G/5-9/Fr)	32	32	8	24	.333	0	2	.000	3	7	.429	1	8	0.9	3	0.3	0	0	1	0.1	6	0.6	19	1.9	11	10
Morrissette, Latoria (G/5-8/Fr)	33	33	128	301	.425	1	3	.333	40	72	.556	46	78	5.0	40	1.6	7	0.3	44	1.8	98	3.9	297	11.9	19	25
Morales, Fernanda (F/5-11/So)	34	34	71	169	.420	0	4	.000	41	65	.631	69	110	7.2	15	0.6	14	0.6	26	1.0	57	2.3	183	7.3	14	25
Morales, Fernanda (F/5-11/So)	34	34	0	0	.000	0	0	.000	0	0	.000	0	0	0.0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.0	0	2
Totals			544	1297	.419	89	289	.308	305	491	.621	304	560	34.6	232	9.3	52	2.1	201	8.0	552	22.1	1482	59.3		25

Recruiting information - March 2006

Hello Student Athletes:

Spring break begins next week (March 20-24) and when we return we will be beginning our late-start basketball classes from 12 noon until 2pm Monday-Thursday in the gym until the semester ends.

Recruiting is in full swing.  We currently have some talented student athletes committed to Palomar College for the 2006-07 season.  We also have some outstanding returning players that will be keys to our success.

Coach Jennum and I have talked with some of you on the phone, or in our office and many of you have been in for a campus visit.  We are encouraged by the potential we see in our returning players as well as our new recruits.  We want you to be excited about continuing your education and your basketball careers at Palomar College.

We were the Pacific Coast Conference Champions in 2001, 2003, and 2004.  We finished the Pacific Coast Conference in second place this season and are looking forward to fighting for the championship next season. We truly believe with your dedication and commitment we will have the ability to earn our fourth championship in the 2006-07 season.  It will take hours of hard work both in the classroom and on the court but you have the potential for success here at Palomar College.

I am going to give you a brief list of important items that should help in your transition.  I know some of you have already taken care of some of these items but this is just a general list that will help make sure no one gets lost in the process.

1. Please email us back or call  760-744-1150 ext 2526 and let us know that you really want to be a part of our program.  It is a different experience compared to high school but your commitment will dictate your destiny.  Please email us your home number or cell number and your home address so we can reach you directly.
2. Go on the Palomar College web page at www.palomar.edu and submit your online application. Be sure you check the box for summer enrollment.
3. You will be given an identification number and a Palomar College email account.  You must remember your ID number and password. You will have to check your Palomar College email account because that is what the college uses to distribute important information to students.
4. Make sure you check the box for summer registration because everyone needs to enroll in the summer basketball class.
5. The 2006 summer basketball class enrollment is very important and is run basically like an open gym with individual skill work and some games. Everyone needs to be enrolled to be able to be in the gym.  The class is PE 166 Section # 50483  and it is held on Tuesday evenings 6:00 to 9:50pm.  The class begins June 20 and ends August 8, 2006. 
6. Take your assessment/placement tests.  You have to have them to get into the Math and English courses.  You can check with your high school counselor and if it is not too late you can take them at the high school. If your high school assessments have already been given - you can take the test on the Palomar College campus.
7. Plan to see our academic-athletic advisors for your educational plan.  Steve White is at ext. 3052 and Wendy Homuth is at ext 2358.  It is important for all athletes to see one of these two because of all the NCAA rules that must be followed.
8. There are several courses that you must enroll in for the fall semester.  You must not schedule academic units between 12 noon and 3pm - Women’s Basketball practice time slot is everyday from 12:00 noon until 3:00pm.  This is where some of you will get confused but…don’t worry; we will help you once we get you here and enrolled for the summer.  Fall semester you will have to sign up for PE 166, PE 211, PE 130, ASC 110, and ASC 50. 
9. You must be enrolled in 12 academic units to be eligible to play, which means that you will have about 18 units each semester.  The goal is to keep you on pace to leave here in two years with an Associates Degree. 
10. You must also maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 in order to be eligible. Your education is most important.
11. Returning players must have completed 24 units and maintained a minimum 2.0 GPA.
12. Campus visits – we would like to meet each of you on campus and show you around as well as introduce you to some of our fantastic returning student-athletes.  We can set this up but it is very important to enjoy your last weeks of high school so there is no urgency.  We can always do your campus visits in June.

Wow…this is probably enough to get you started.  Please call us or email us with any questions you may have.  As we stated in the beginning, we are excited by the possibilities of next season.  Palomar College is an outstanding educational and athletic institution.  We will only be better with quality student-athletes like you on our campus.

Have a great day!

Coach Sherry Titus and Coach Sheri Jennum

Palomar College  Women’s Basketball

August 15, 2005

 

April 2005,

I have talked with some of you on the phone, or in my office and many of you should have received a mailing from us here at Palomar College and our women’s basketball program.  We are encouraged by the potential we see in our returning players as well as our new recruits.  We want you to be excited about continuing your education and your basketball careers at Palomar College.

We were the Pacific Coast Conference Champions in 2001, 2003, and 2004.  I have hired a new assistant coach and we truly believe with your dedication and commitment we will have the ability to earn our fourth championship in the 2005-06 season.  It will take hours of hard work both in the classroom and on the court but you have the potential for success here at Palomar College.

I am going to give you a brief list of important items that should help in your transition.  I know some of you have already taken care of some of these items but this is just a general list that will help make sure no one gets lost in the process.

1. Please email me back or call me at 760-744-1150 ext 2526 and let me know that you really want to be a part of our program.  It is a different experience compared to high school but your commitment will dictate your destiny.  Please give me your home number or cell number so I can reach you directly.
2. Go on the Palomar College web page at www.palomar.edu and submit your online application. Be sure you check the box for summer enrollment.
3. You will be given an identification number and a Palomar College email account.  You will have to check your Palomar College email account because that is what the college uses to distribute important information to students.
4. Make sure you check the box for summer registration because everyone needs to enroll in the summer basketball class.
5. The 2005 summer basketball class enrollment is very important and is run basically like an open gym, except everyone needs to be enrolled to be able to be in the gym.  The class is PE 166 number 50344 and it is held on Tuesday evenings 6-9:50pm.  The class begins June 21 and ends August 9, 2005. 
6. Take your assessment/placement tests.  You have to have them to get into the Math and English courses.  You can check with your high school counselor and if it is not too late you can take them at the high school.
7. Plan to see our academic-athletic advisors for your educational plan.  Steve White is at ext. 3052 and Wendy Homuth is at ext 2358.  It is important for all athletes to see one of these two because of all the NCAA rules that must be followed.
8. There are several courses that you must enroll in for the fall semester.  You must not schedule academic units between 12 noon and 3pm - Women’s Basketball practice time slot is everyday from 12:00 noon until 3:00pm.  This is where some of you will get confused but…don’t worry; I will help you once we get you here and enrolled for the summer.  Fall semester you will have to sign up for PE 166, PE 211, PE 130, ASC 110, and ASC 50. 
9. You must be enrolled in 12 academic units to be eligible to play, which means that you will have about 18 units each semester.  The goal is to keep you on pace to leave here in two years with an Associates Degree. 
10. You must also maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 in order to be eligible. Your education is most important.
11. Returning players must have completed 24 units and maintained a minimum 2.0 GPA.
12. Campus visits – I would like to meet each of you on campus and show you around as well as introduce you to some of our fantastic returning student-athletes.  We can set this up but it is very important to enjoy your last weeks of high school so there is no urgency.  We can always do your campus visits in June.

Wow…this is probably enough to get you started.  Please call me or email me with any questions you may have.  As I stated in the beginning, I am excited by the possibilities of next season.  Palomar College is an outstanding educational and athletic institution.  We will only be better with quality student-athletes like you on our campus.

Have a great day!

Coach Sheri Jennum Palomar College  Women’s Basketball